Gurugram RERA has introduced a new mandate requiring promoters to issue a newspaper notice after applying for project registration, enhancing transparency and buyer protection.
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RERA Gurugram has mandated that promoters must issue a public notice in a newspaper immediately after applying for project registration. This is to increase transparency and protect prospective buyers.
The public notice will provide essential information about new projects, their status, and relevant details. This will help buyers make informed decisions and reduce the risk of fraudulent activities.
The RERA Gurugram Chairman is Arun Kumar. He issued orders to the planning branch of the authority to ensure that public notices are published in newspapers during the project registration process.
RERA is established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, to protect the interests of home buyers and promote a fair and transparent real estate market. It ensures that developers adhere to regulations and provides a platform for resolving disputes.
Transparency in the real estate market is crucial for building trust between developers and buyers. It helps reduce the risk of fraudulent activities and ensures that buyers have reliable information to make informed decisions.
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